The Huron Expositor, 1871-09-08, Page 6fr.
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Cheese Exhibition.
At the Cheese Fair .which is t be
f4ieid in Ingersoll in_coimection with
the South Riding Show on the 21st.
nd 12nd of Sept., under the.au-
Aces of the Dairymen's Asso
-don, the following prizes will be
given
Best six factory cheese, for
portation, over- 50 -pounds ea
made in accordance with the dii
tions ot the Association :—
First Prize, $100.00; Seco d
Prize, $60.00 '- Third Prize,.$35:0
-Fourth Prize, $20.00 Fifth •
$10 .00 ; Sixth Prize, $10.0
beventh Prize $10.00 ; Eig
Prize, $10.00 ;Ninth Prize, $10
In addition to the above, $
given: by E. Caswell, Esq., Will
divided into Five Prizes of e
as follows :—
• Tenth Prize, $5.00; Eleve
Prize, $5.00 ; Twelfth Prizes $5..
Thirteenth Prize, $5.00 ; Fourtee
Prize, $5.00.
• The, Ages of the Cheese Exhi
ed for -Competition to be as folio
—Two Cheeee made between
16t1i and 22nd of J uly Twe Che
made between_ the 16th and 19tii
August; Two Cheese Made betw
• the 3rd and 9th of September.
to
are
tray
L -in
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ner
F ro
cem
th e.
Bleb
cede(
A.
60,000. Mr. Duncan Was , a
adm'rer of the Bishop, having
Iled with him in the Holy
anc -out of the abwidance of
.11
vordl possessions, in chis bun -
count etinerates his friendShip.
1. evcry part of the country
congratulations and. wishes for
uttne enjoyments of the old
p, as it i$ iiiianinionsly con -
he leserves hi good for tine.
,
Ignorant Little Si nor. '
_
rson 0., a weL -knom n New
Engl md divine, used ;(2 tell the fol
• lowit g stop, witn evic eut lish
h di! As was his custom in. tin) e days,
o.
he d tak n into his- fainil a pow..
lad a.. chore boy."
t •ccuried to him one c ay that
.h 1. he ot ght t interest hiinseij in the
' hu 's vel fat e.
• h • c ing 1pon the though , he at
0 ) on e ailed him to his strt and
• h with ta vxstge Soletn, ly cot ipoSed,
acc rc ing t the pattern theul deem-
ed •c st de erable •whei relict on was
t ltddressed urchin as
:
b
the
ti e foll
si
e. e,
eon.,
The Force of -Habit.
A miserable impostor in flip
streets of London was accustomed
to extract money from the pock
of the charitable by standing in
public position ixethe winter weath
clothed in rags, and shivering w
ague and extreme cold. . He wa
great adept at shivering, and con
imitfite it to a marvel. At last
shivered in very deed witho
shamming, and could net cease fro
it, whether he would or not. Su
flier or winter, in all .places, 1
6 shivering was as constant as that
an aspen; he had violated Natur
_laws in his attempts to deceive, a
• she tock a dreadful revenge up
• him ; for the rest of his life he car
Ed with him the name •of 6hiyerit
Jemmy," and no explanation. of ti
-title was required by thoee w
looked upon him. Eat one phi
from the devil's trePs, and you ,mu
eat a bushel. Talk -falsehood at
trot and yoa must soon lie at -
gallop. Beware of anythin,g
proaching to the false, for falsehoo
ltas a fascination about it. Lik
the spider, it casts film after Bl
over its victim, hut it never suffer
Jam to escape its toils. •Paint th
face, cm/ it gitust •bepainted.. Th
same is true of other vicious habit
He who brags once is sure to 'boas
again, and at last he unconscious'
pitches all his conversation on th
_high key, and becomes renoWne
for tall talk." A religious pro
lessor who runs °vet his devotion
in a formal manner will find for
reality grow upon him,, geuuin
prayer and real emotion wiii utterl
leave him; the man -will. becom
forever a heartless pretender.—
Spurgeon.
Rejection of the Ballot ill? Eng
land.
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_ D you know What will 1
of VI u if you. clo not repent. ?'
eceiving no coherent reply. lie
lam chediuto repeutance aid re -
de ption, encouraged by the cvic1ent
imp .es 'ion macle by hiA words, and
feel n no mall comPuncti n the
wlii e bat h had so long neglected
)jec @f grace so plomisma
1/,
t1 st a vacant and wandering
r used a. sudden Suspic'on, to
y vhich he inquired :
a n what is -a sinner'?"
a ine the situation when the
je t of grace" prompt'
ed:
ners, sir? Yes, sir 3 s nne&s
in S in tarkeys'
e sinews of the 1arso1 face
ed
yon know that
alteringly -eplie
ou are
Sam.
ecoine
look
veld'
ir
There is •quite as much of a
tempest over the - Lords' -rejec-
tion Of the Ballot Bill is we
Jtacl anyreason to expect, and of
the respectable journals the Specta-
tor is the most positive in its con-
demnation of their course. Indeed
-the leader in the last number is
devoted to a proposed reform of the
}louse, which handles the subject
-without gloves. In referring to
their adjoin -nal ent witlieut acting
npon so important _ a measure as
the ballot it says: .0 They preferred
their holidays to their duty. They
are Invested with precedence in
eociety, are exempted in all seri-
ous cases from the jurisdiction of
her Majesty's Courts, and are en-
trusted with the extravagant pow-
er of annulling all the woik of the
representwaves a the country, in
order that they may improve legiS-
lotion, and they _assert that they
will • not take the 'trouble, that
out of lives which are one long holi-
day, they will not devote one
anouth to wade which the Govern-
ment, the Commons, and the elect-
ors demand should be performed."
tante, or 'in ore of e -ohm' e ,01 I
•
BY -LPW
TO ID the Wellington, -Grey ncl Bru
way Con jiany 1 y a free grant or dote non ef
Deben ure, by way of bonus to the e..teut of
$28,00 sn jeut to cerninterms restrictie ns and
e Rnit.
eontliti ns
Who eas by certain teeth passed by the
tun of the Province of Ontano, the Sfunici
therein ref red to ere authorized t( aid 111 AN ell-
itedou Grey and Bruce IlailWay, by free grants or
donations f Debentures by way of bonus. 1
• And NS ereas, the Municipal 'Council
Township
palthes so
said Railway, by the free grant or donation
bentures to
dollars, and
Dialyse.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR*
after one moil, th from the fir4 publication thereof
in the •fienolg Exec/snip, theldato of whieh first
publieation vite the eighteentli day of .August,1871,
and that the! votes of the eleetnrs of the said Mu-
nicipality will be taken thereo Wept co above-
named on the said
Eleven di Day of September text,
at the hour c 9 o'clockein the forenoon, end end-
ing,. at 5 otleek-in theafterneo of the same day.
31.3MS JOHNSTON,
Townshilb Clerk.
Dated this 14th day of Auguet, 1871. 193-5t
BY-LAW
,0 Am thif Wellington, (Tree and Bn co Rail-
way (Temp ny by a free grant or doe talon of
debentures by way of bonus to the extent of *45,-
, TAM, subject "tp certain terms, restrictions con -
cations.
Whereas, Ilite certain eats passed by the Legista-
! tune of the Pt nine of Ontario. The M mieipa-
Ries therein r efemett to aro authorized to fad the !
Wellington, (Trey and 13ruce Railway ey trete
grants or don: tions of debeittlirOi by irity f bonus. •
And Where es, The Municipal Council of the
Township of ( my, being ma of the Munielipelities
so authorized, 'tree desirous of al ling the said Rail -
Way by the Ire re grant, Or d011ittiOn of deleelqiireli, to
the extent of t urty-live thousand dollars, ($,ZT5,000,)
and polemic tnissue debentures for that pet Tose.
. And Where"), .. It will require the sum leli e';',34850
(three thousan I. eight hundred mud. fifty toll
to he raised an malty by special run, 'for tie
aunt of the said eche:attires and the it
_
thereon, ns herieinafter mentione 1.
. And AN'herette, The amount of the whole I
able pnenaty o 7 the said. nimiidpality, irreAPecr
of any future i terease of the fume, ant Mao
stem:Live of aii:t income to he aorivott inut, ou
porars invastuput of the sinking fund herehin
nieutioned or my part thereof, according to
last revised ass •ssment_roll of the said Munici
ity, being for the year 1871, was
hundred and e.ghty-nine Lt.ttLisand six. lame
dollars.)
And Wherea The amount of the existing debt
of the said mu dcipality is as follows : Pi mciple
the sum of not ung, and interest the sum of noth-
ing, making in he aggregate the smit of nothing,
of which intuit t no portion is in arreare r
And Whereas For paying the interest and cre-
ating au equal yearly sinking fund for paying the
said Sinn STR540(), Mid interest; as hereinafte - mea-
nies to be leqe1 in cad]. year. r . .1
(lolled, it will re pare nal equal annual speto 1 rate
01 7A mills ia the dollar, in addition td . all ' other
41
.13e it therefcfrt enacted, By the Municipal Coun-
cil of the Towles tip of Grey— •
/ •
1. That it slut I be lawful for the Reeve f the -
said Township,' nd he is here.by required. to issue
debentures tort' 0 extent- of thirty-five th usand
dollars, in sums of not loss than $100 each, Vlach
debentures shall be Seteled with the seal 1 the
said Municipal Council, and be signed by t e s
Reeve and count asigned by the Treasurer.
able in twenty years from. th day hereinafter men-
tioned for this By-law to tal; effect, at the Ohre of
have attached. to them coup ns for the paymeneof
iutereet.
the Royal Canadian Bank in Sea -forth' and simmIll:
3. Thatthe said Debentm s shall bear interest
at ant after the into of six per cent. per am
from the date thereof which nterest shall be pay-
able on the first days of Jun utry and July in each
Yelet That for the purpose t forming a sinking
fund for the payment of the said debentures, and
the mtereot, at the rata after:feud to become lin' -
thereen an equal specie" :re 0 of eight mills lend
fortv-kme fiftieths of it mill in the dollar shall in ad-
dition to cal other rates, be n ised, levied and eol-
lected iu each year upon • all 1 e rateable property
in the said lfunicipality dtah ‘,.1.• the eontinutence of
the said debentures or any of them.
PnOvinfen always, mul it if hereby declared Etat
t .14 By -low he "poised subj et to the follow eig
stipulations and conditions:
1. That before the Reeve el all nestle the said ,1P-
belltOre8, the Railway Comp llY Ad: 111111.18h all
agreeneent under the seal of he Company, i a et py
-whereof has been embinitted 1 Le and approved of 4;i --
this Council) undertaking ai a binding the Co n-
pany en the untener set forth herean, to commeLee
the extension therein referred 11, thlli 18 to say, the
extension of the Welliweton Trey mat Bruce Rail -
Way through Small Bruce a 1.1 North Hurou to
Lucknow'ready for trainee within two years from
it
Lueknow, .within three Month - tater thee lima pass-
ing of this By-law, 'led to eo uplete the same to
that thew, and erect. n steatite et oe: near to Aillle,y-
Nille, within one quarter of a mile of the bridge
that ensses the Maitland 1 iver at Ainleyvilie,
another at or near
ated. either in Grey or Morris; mid
11115- Bitten:la
ereet Asu P1101'11)17.1), That !lac -ilelantures shell 1
depoSited with the Treatmrer the Province
.ate. Ontarit), or in on tlee chart end Banks of th
•ttee Provinee, or of the late Province of Canada, al
film_ the same shall be delivered to he Company oo 11
tem- Certificate of the Engineer of the Company, co
it" firmed by the certificate for th e tiine being -of 11
the Chief Engineer of the! Great 7estent Railway, 1
eel- the work progresses through tie
four
hed
• 9 Volt the sad debentures shall be mad p
.1.
able in twenty y4 ars :from the day hereinaftel m
timed for this iter -law to • take effect, at the o' ice
Ilia Royal Cement an Bank, Seaforth, and she ha
attached to 'theni coupons for the lpaymeut f
terest. , 1
8. That the said debentures shell bear in crest
at and after the ..ate of six Dot cent. per a mune
from the date th reof, whieh interest shall be 'pay-
ithle on the first leys of Janumy and July i each
.3.4alr.Thill for -tht purport° of . tion!ning a si 'klieg
1
. .
fund.for the pa:piquet of the an id debenturee ,nud
the interest at tiler rate aforesaid to beemn due
thereon, an equal, speeha rate of 7:4- mills ' the
dollar shall, in addition to all other ndes, be r ised,'
evied and colleet ed. in each year upen all the rate-
able property in t e -eiud .1-unteipality dada the
continnauce of II, • said delieuttuts or any of t am.
Provided 'away , and it is hereby (teetered that
his 33y -law is pas ..ed subject to the following s 'ipee
ations teed condit'ons :
1. That before the •Reeve shall imam the san de-
.
entures,:the 114 way Company filla -ftutnial an
tgreement under he seal of the Cemptuay, a •opy
whereof has bee submitted to arid epprovel of
y this Council, u idertaking and binding the (Tom-
my in the mann a set forth therein, to commence
e extension thee in referred to, that is to gay-
ly, extension .01 the said Wellington, Grey anc
race Railway th tough South Bruce and -North
nron to Lueknot within three months after the
nal passing of th is By-law, and to complete' the
lune to Lucknov• -- ready for traffic: within two
oars, from. that ti net to eoestratt a siding tet,or
near Ethel, and to erect a station at or nem to
Nitileyyille, either in Grey or Morris, within bite.
tarter of a. mile t the Maitland River, providing
0 manna or engii eering clinicaaties :exist - '
And Provided th t the. debentures shall he ide-
°sited. with the 1 tasurer of the Province of On -
trio, or in one the chartered Unica of this
rovince or of the late Province of Canada, and
e same shall it e "I !livered to the Ctempuly on the
eertificate of the n eineer of thz,f".Tompeny,confinned
by the 4:647U:fit:ate Id the time being of the Chief
Engineer of the , (Mat Western Railway, as the
work progresses ti 'angle: the Township of Grey,
the produetiou Of 1' 'eh certificate shall entitle the
Company to dente d and receive feom the . said
Municipality deben urea to the i month so . men-
tioned with the it out 'coupon and, those yet r to
mature.
. And Provided tux her, that if the Work shall not
be commenced wi hitt the said period of- three
months above spec' led, it shall be Optional with
the Oonneil by res ution duly passdit to , that 61 -
feet to doulare thi By-law and t it agreereent
founded theretni cm:celled and at OD Id. -. . .
5, That this By,law shall take effe et. and co ele
ninetxoLoperatio.0 upon the 18th day . f Septeoder
6. net the Said ( eberitures shall ee" 'deposit d
thin one month a er the final passinee of t is
-lew, either with . he Provincial Tmateater, or in
e of the chartered Banks of this Province., or of
late Province of 'menthe.
Township of 310
ria, the production of which ee ificate shall plait
the Conmany to demand and eceive from 'tile mu
. Municipality debentures to th amount so MO.
tioned tvith the cturent coupe mid those yet. t
mature. -
Axe) Puovinen, Further that if the work shall
not be commenced within the said period of three
months above specified., it sheik be optioned with
the Council, by resolution clubl passed. to that ef-
fect to declare this By-law and the agreement
founded thereon canceled and at an end. -
T5. That this:By:law Khali take effect and eom
into operation open the twouttsixth day of Bei
t e 16nhie‘e.hi.
TtexthLe said debentures WW1 be dePesite"
within one month after the fin Passing of thi
By-law', 'either with the Provinei el Treasurer, or,. h
ontrof the Chartered Banks of this Province, or o
the late Province of Canada.
7. And be it further enacted, thet the votes o
the electors of this Mmiicipaity shall be teazel
Upon this By-law as followee: Namely, at the plat
hereinafter mentioned and referred to in the no
ina ace appended to this By-law, 1 dew, the place a
• which the election of members of Connell is held,
V- on the sixteenth day of Septee they next, 1871, a
ell- the hoar of nine o'clock in the neneen, and end
of at 11VO o'clock in the After] oon, of the same
Ye day,tnit that the following p non shall be Re-
in-- turning Officer to take the Votes et 'such places.
Retmuing Officer—THOMAS HOLMES, Town-
ship Clerk.
; Place nf Toting—At Alfred Br wn's Mill, at the
North half Lot No. 11, in Sixth 'oncession.
TAKE NOTICE that the 'thew is a true copy of
aproposed By-law, whil:h will be takeu into consid
atc.)ettel.)ject (1)11(en tyh tihnell`liCiehmeniciirlstolmtbliiiiseilmit)iiiilit(hiepratil(i)tfyklatfttheer
endiug at five o'clock in the after loon of the same
at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and
the said
will be taken thereon at the place above named ou
Helm; Exeosieroe, the date of vhieh publication
was the twenty-fifth day of Auen st, 1871, and that
tiw yotea of the electors of the said municipality
Sixteenth Day of Sept tuber next,
THOMAS HOLMES,
r 1 ownship Clerk.
! .
Dated this ltith day of Auertist,, 8711. 194-4t
0
14
1
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1. t
egitia-
11
the
f Ttunbeiry, bane* one of the oufteiDeei:
tuthorized are eesirous of. aidi ig the
the extent of twenty-eight th eusand -"
propose to issue debentures fo
ti
that
And Write vcie,.it will require the sum of . -3,080,
to be raised minhally by special lute for th pay-
ment of t dObelltill'OS Rod the h te.rest
thereen'as- ereintifter mentioned..
And Whe eas, the amount oi the -whole r teable n
property of the said Municipality, incest ectivo
of any tut It increase of the same, and also P
spective of any income t� be , derived fro n the ti
temporary 1 evestment of the sinkiug fund ('rein- P
'titer mentie ned or any pert thereof a.ecoril ng to! th
the last revi ed assessment roll of the- said Munici-
pality, bein for the year 1871, was '$286,56 , (two
hundred:an eighty-six thousand five hundre dot- "
kn.)
And Wher as, the amount of the existin debt
• of the said unicipaity is as follows : Principal
:the sum of „ and "interest the sum of $—
Making in. the aggregate the 'nun of 't$
whieh littera t no portion is in erre t
,
:And 'Wher as, for paying -the intereiet and rent
fug an equ yearly ehilehlg fund for paying. the
said -• sofa. o $28,000, and interest heninaltel
mentioned, i require an equal annual s
pceial
rate.of one ud. one-tenth cents in the the- ar in
addition to bother rates Who levied in eath year.
Be it ther fore enacted by- munieipat !mat -
oil of the To -thihrip Turreberry—
i. That it
said townshi
hall be lawful for the Reeve
, and he is hereby required to
Debentures't the extent of , twenty-eight
!sand dollars u sums of not less them $100
chid' debut:t Ares shall be sealed with the $
he!said -
tad Reeve a
expel Council, and be signed 1),,
d eountersigned by the ireasure '• • I to70
2, 1That th said debentures elan lbit made pay- ' tin
ftble in twatit " y taus from the ay hereinafter ma
blotted, for t .8 by-law to take effeet, et the. -. ( 'lice ! apt
of the Cithadi te. Bank of Co meree at God° ieli, ° _the
fold shall ItaN attached. to them Coupons feie t!lie de
atyineut of 1 terest. .
: . I I of
, -
3. That tile teaid debentnreto fthall bear int Test o'cl
at ant after' t e rate of 81X Per teat per no lulu the
front fthet.clalif • !thereof, whichintelest shall be :ay. talz
able on tie:1111Sb days pf Jantlarry and July, in :teeth_ R
yeetti.:! , ' . • : . .
. I)
4.• That 1011 the purpose 1.: forming it Wincing 7, (4,
fen- for the 1 t anent 'of th •
the ktterest a . the rate afor snid to become due
ther fon an eq1 ea special rate of one and.one-t nth
1 the
situe
bon- By
litittehh()ei: t°111.1c
. And be it turthit: enacted that the rotes of
electors of tidal% unieiptlity WWI be taken lei) m
s By-law, as 10 ows : .Niunely, at the pla es
•eimifter mention 1 and referred to in the noti .0
li
tended to this 13yle v, being the place at whi ch
election of meta as •of Council is held, on t 3.0
youth clay of Sept e uher next, 1871, at the hour
one Welted: in 4 ( forenoon, and ending at fire
reek in the 'Menu) i fof the stone they, and that
i
following person ! • till be Returning Otlieer to
e the votes at foal ' 'lace : . .
eturning Oflieer, .11)1IN R. GRANT. -
lace of Voting: 1 tlethool House, Section Np.
=brook.
TATCF, :NOTICE th 0 the above is a tine copy nf
, ,
oration by the Comm
a proposed 13y -law wi sal will be takei into consi 1-
i •
cent .1 in the at llar shall in adc it!.on to all other rates
be raised, loridd. and-collectet , in each yeerjAmon
all the rateable property in t said munitope Iity
dud ig the ereutinuance of t said Debentures or -
ally g them, .
Ihis B -r -law
?ifivided, vays.and it is hereby declared t
.t tO the foliate.
all issue the said le-
ny shall furnish "lin
o
stipulations rat
1. That bat
bent
agile
whet
by t
Cont
passed eubje
el conditions.
re the Reeve s
Ires, the ailway' Comp
went er the seal of t
Itof has ,b ten submitted
iis Coetarl ) uudertaki
may in tea
name the ext
say the extehsi
Brute?. Railetry
Hun a to T.itte
liltal paesing
seute to Luck
years from tent time, and to met a steti
at
ng
1 lIl DAVI. (11, (11 !'Y '. day.
to and approved of 1
g ! and. binding the 1
manner set , rth thereiu, to enia lr Dated this 14th day
sion therein referred to, th4 idf-Ito 1
u of the said 1Vellington, Grey n't 1!
tluong,h South Bruce and Ne rth i BY -LAI
ow, within thite months after he i I
thiS Dy -law, and to coinplete he 1 1 7'0 In17,571/P
one nut th front bito
Lisbowi ti�ii
that the8 votes of the
Mtlinuri the
the en:rented
Pality will lte talzeu
tamed on the said
Eleventh Day
at the hoer of nine
ending at five e'clack
OW ready:" for ttanie within .
A BY-LAW to aid
or near to 14evale end an ther , at or near to
q , al A
t
l‘ti,tt,tni. ..
. -
e '
' And Provi'le , that f he debe iteir41 shall be de-
.
posittel With the Treetrrer of the Province (If Oa-
Proviiye„ eni of the late, Prey nu : of Canada, Med
1 1 c tanks of. this
(;)
the tante shall e deny Ted to he Company on the
Celli a eta celf t a Engineer o the (10n3petny, c.m-
thine 1 by the .ertificittp for tl o time being of the
Chief-Enginbin of the Great -esteru Railway, 'Is
the work pre,2,r ,sses through t e 'township of Tura -
berry, the 'pe. xi etionof which cut-talc:aft shall ea --
title the 'efeluienny to 'demand tn receite from t11,1(..
MU(' ;AltItliCil arty debentlireli tO the illtIMItlt so
Inentioued W 11 the curreut e np n and those yet
t e -nut te re, I ,
And Free:lilts:, further. that f t ne work shall uot
be celennelain ! within the se id period of three
months tho', • peeitied. it "shah' )(.4 r optional with
the Conned y -esolution duly ne sed to Oat t-iTeet
tie cleelare this ily-lew feud t he ah,reeneent foltieled
tle-reon cancel •d nod tet toe 011(1
1 ' "
A Lucky-Nlinister.
It is seldom, indeed, that a
Methodist ministei: fidls heir to
natGli temporal riches, and, there-
fore an exception is all the more in-
teresting. This exception is Biehop
ficimpson ,of the Methodist Episcopal
Citurch Of the United States. The
old veteran of the cross is now be-
ginning to feel the weight of years ,
and fernier labors rases heavily
• 111114 and uSt when he neeils
." them most friends are coming tor -
y. erd to cheer his declining life. A
short time ago an. admirer presented
him with a handsome lione in 1'11'1
tielphia, furnished, Ire believe,
✓ ody for occupation. This was 'an
-unexpected. favor, but semething
letter WItS ill store for him. Since
5, 1.hat eta:, lly-law :deal ti
?Ilt" "11011TP:ell litemi the ::tel ts
it
tar, 1a71. ; :
fl, r'lleet the ei till lehenton s
.
-within 'no, IS •:, b. weer !the tit
11 -law, either eith the Proyhe
env of the Cheieler...1 Mak-, it
the-lat. Prot in e. of ( teethe,
.7. .kal b. it
Ir
of this mum alter
tirst publication thereof in
'Lc of which find pablieft-
h day of Auguett, 1871, and
eetors of the sad muniei-
eiton at the _place above -
Sept ember next,
oek in the forenoon, mid
[the afternoon of the same
J. R. GRANT,
Township Clerk.
August, 1871. 193-51
-
N04,
01? .31011'.411,Sr.
he 1Vellingtou, Grey mut
Bruce Railway C( 4cpany by a free grant o
t Cum -ion of debenture.' by way of bonus to th,
'extent of s30,000, :mined to certain terms, metric
Lions anti conditions. r
l willateAs, 13y certaili Acts passed by the Legit',
!lettere of the Province Of Ontario, the Municipa-
lities therein referred tt! re authorized to aid the
lwellington, Grey' iti , Bruce Railway by free
!grants or donations of ltthentures ler wily of bonus
Axi) WitEREAtif 're Iunicipal 'Council of the
1 AND IN'amte.te, It we I 'require: the sinn of f-1,8(.11.1
Township of .5forlis, 11 19g one of the )1unicipal-
ities sii authorized, aro' lisirous of tiiiiinoti tj,n) said
railway by the free olll t 01' (1011011011 U1.461/6/1tIlreS
til the extent of thirtyl! 1 °usenet dollen, mut pro.
; Dose to issue debenture e tor that purpose.
!to be raised annually lei- pecial rate foi• the pay-
ment of the said. de et 'tures. and the interest
thereon as hereinafter - minced..
I Axe) IVereite.ts, The- a notelet of the Whelk. rate.
able 14)•4•perty of the std. i3limicipality. irrespective
rrf illly feu en- increase, 4. (Telice same, mid also irre-
specie t e of any income . 1 lee derived trine the tem-
lelotry inyestreant (if it v;!sitikint. (mei itereineefter
de:et of tie. said 'Mendel. etlity i.- as foliose, : Pe '..-
S
oe..mironcr.1, or any- inlet imrt-of, aet'in't1 ng to elle
last r.e-i,-...,1 assestonent .. I of the :sail inniceipal-
Itixi';.1111gViffuerotsh:.tes:1-.. eln'ih(171 :: aniii‘lvf:I7itS1(71/4.2t: tit: 1 ‘ i'.tin':
1:11,111 tin' 1.110 Sinn, WO igSt.,•:V4-i tin' Sinn Of .-1-i.ti,
Makin -: in the Ie.:gat-gate the stun .41 sites, ef which
ilt!1.4-1:1111'''f'f)P.f.elt.it'4:1.11i.!;.)1-12''•'-'1.1.11g311.1.1.• hitt reelt noel en -
eioe_z .en ...inci y. arly s
11,1 ,./.. ,,gekeloo. z '" ..: rt -: f;',er 11::r1rY(ii::::;;e1-!.e.
ins ::tion4.1, it telt:leer r it , 4,11:11 tennual se •-eial
nee 14 , le:Tit mills-at:4i - -..1,•• tali. ;le: ot le lei!!
in eta •-... :1: ..- le eeldite- ail •-the. nee:, f.• 1,,
It tied 11: . ,i.r.ii y,.,r.
kr. it Ili I I IA ol!l: f. IA I .1,:ir. By th- 'Nut.:•.11.,.:
Ceeteci: of zhe 1,,ula-L. •4-. 1.,a•ti----
1. TI:at it sh.lil be I e• -1.1 toe the It, .•ye 14 the
siti,1 Teetoship. nal lit t ,re by I.. ouir...1 to i•-••••:-
•., le 1.-:::.‘ - t I ail' 1 '...ti •litl ' ilitirt Ilii0ii'il id
it: .iiiiiS of :3,4 1....... dm.. 411100 1.tf..11, •'.% hit h (I, ie el-
zioe-.11:111 oe $ceeed wit. :tie seal of fie. sell )41:.
eiripal Connell, teal be led by tle• s,1.1 Rert.
411,1 . fennel -"hoes( by lb ..1 retsuree.
4. :Chet the sttitt tfcbetii I., •ts phial be math: poy-
kt efteet and (term,
Tele day ef
. •
slit': It- th posgeel
passino, .,1 thee 'I
is) 'In aoerer. ,,r tI
s Provize..•
at le tete,: ,if
'leis 316 tibie-a ez ,11.411' :.44 net re
tiptoe tttis: 1 .,v.. o : iv. t
1.:. 1,1. 1 I., ill
Ir.,;(i.t*,' I I le t,, Zi 11y-1: ot,
el l! 11 (
ttthi, on '• :• aav pi, Ittb.
11871.1't,t t leeer ef ill. the toe
then, a friend, Titoitet's J I)
• - uncap, -tiny. 1111.1 11.11 11; • i per- :e4,1,44i1 It, Int.-
formerly a well known oil merchant
f ' Pittsburg, _....-who lately died, has
.
bequeathed him a -stun of ,;:ioss-itt.,-,
direct, and divideF a .tvionant SO thati
olt. Mill probably ne.reaee the. bequest
ilig ( ink', i' ,, : i i!, ‘'...1''' 11.:, -• a, 1 i ewe :
,
It. tonein • 1111 et..T N.3 14:se .T(/
P1,4...1 of N , Ili 4.-1...e4 115, ' ...4. ,--.. n 'T.
TATO'. N er'IOF.,Ittive1 le• all-, . :s e nen'. t opy
1 . 1 .. ,I .4 1 • . let 1 111' It Vkll,, 1)1 tak. a
etAtte,ratiLe lr.
„ ouhcil vf 0...lunie1pitlit,Yl 1
- 4-4
1
Clerk's °nice, 3forris,
IMPORTANT
TO
HOUSEKEEPERS.
GOOD FLQUR !
AT ALL TLINEES:
•
W. A. SHEARS N & CO.,
Proprietors o the
SEAFORTH MILLS !
-
Ake now Manufaetm ing the best
& PJISJRY FLOURS
In the Dona lion.
• Intending purchasers in Seaforth find vicinity
entirely upen getting our Fain ly an -1 Pee stry Flours
from the following Deolers, ONLY :!---Thos. Lee, A.
M. Stroug, John Walsh,- james C Lilian., Alex.
Ault, Thomas Kidd. inas, Anit, •
.
G. & 11. • Jaelzson Egmondville and at the Seaforth
Mills. Orders left at our office., Marlott Souare, •
receive prompt ntteution. The Cheapest tir, Best Teas
got at LEE'S.
•
JNSTALM
-1/R. J. HICKSON haw' og, just a chimed. from Engla
are now opening the first lot of Imported Goods f
Season, being a conbignmen of
CTJ
Direct from the celebrate
Sheffield:
Ivory Handle
Knives an
Pocket
T EP -‘7-
JOSE VII IODGE IS &
Knives,
Forks,
Knives,
Razors,
Scissors &c 6tc
Housekeepers, take notice, if
you want a good article.
E. HICKSON
C
MAIN STREET, SEAFOI
NT
3d, w.e
r this
THE FIRS
EGGS ! EGGS !
THE Subscriber begs to intimate that
he is still prepared to purchase Evs
at his -
Store at the IVIarir.et,
and to pay the
HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH !
for all fresh Eggs that may offer:
To Merchants in Town and Counti y
with whom he has done Business in tf e
past three years, he return,s' his best
thanks, and hopes for a continuance of
Business relations.
WM. MALCOM.
Seaforth, March 3, 1871. 168-tf
EGG EMPORIUM.
The subscriber is still in his old stand,
and. prepared to pay
The Highest Cash Price
For any quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGGS
Delivered at the •-
Egg Emporium.
Main street, Seaforth.
To allparties (merchants and others)
with whoiu he has done business during
the past four years'he returns hearty
thanks, and trusts by strict attention to
business to merit their patronage in the
future.
DAVID D. WILSON.
Seaforth, March 16, 1871. 171 -ti
BE SURE AND GO TO
THOMAS LEE'S
( Shearson & Co.'s Old Stand,)
FOR NO..1 SEEDS
Of all kinds.
All varieties of Turnip Seeds
:
CARTER'S IMPERIAL, the best Swede Turnip in
cultiyation.
'-TKIRVIS'G'S IMPROVED DO.
`illARP'S PURPLE TOP DO.
41-TTON'S CILAMPION DO.
YELLOWABERDEEN DO.
I WHITE GLOBE AND 1.37CBLE
Farmers desiring to exchang4theirWheat
nour,at the MIA
May always rely upon getting ma nest Family m
Pastry Flour fir exchange, in quantlies according
to the value of, their wheat.
W.A. SHEAR. S N CO.
184-tf.
Arrived to-qay
500
in Town,
For SHEARSONS'S No. 1 FLOUR, go to
THOMAS LEE'S.
All kinds of Produce
• Taken in. Exchange for Goods, at
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
• REMEMBER !
SHEARSON cf: CO.'S 'OLD STAND
THOMAS LEE.
P. S.—Cedar Post for Sete, cheap.
I69-tf
M. RQBERTSON
Cabinet Maker and
NEW SPRING -Undertaker.
DRESS Es'
TbfE- --
777.
A. G MCDOUGALL.
FOR SALE:.
rpli_vr splendid Hotel ;itatiol on the
1. Market Square. Seaforth, kthiv.m
t-- ii:XeHANGT., an 1 'doitt-2 ;:.
t2.1)0(1 husine,s. To an enterpr'shel
with some oapital, it offers exeellent
hong on one of the .1‘1,0.:1,
:,treetN and elobe to thealt Wien,
Also, tw,, eenifertahle 1•()e I At; j•
•, .
Elgin Street. 1;oat:rich, rented at :.42fin
year, and several Town Lots, Tern,
atti“ieratt. Apply to
WM. .MA
At the _NI:trkttt.
Se&fortit, ;an. 23, 18'71, 164 -ti
TTAXING peach sed Mr. THOMAS BELL'S
J -I:HEARSE, I to preptred to attend funerals
on the shortest no ce, either in town or country.
• ; .
COFFINS,
ALL SIZES, kept ttYnstantly on hand.
Mrarerooms
Teti) deers south of Knox ex Hotel, and opposite
:41 cIntesh unit morrison's Carriage Factory, Mein
stAcet, Seaforth.
17-tf
iETH EXTRACTED WIT11-60 1 PAIN.
M. ROBERTSON.
(...\irrw RP ;TIT, L. 1), 5., Surgeon
1 Yentii-q, exir tett teedi with,,ut /min
th: Nitrous >Nide this.
iver Ow Beacon store, Strat-
•-•d. Att,n,ihnts., Seaforth, linox's
. t he iirA tesday and NVednesdav
-11 itionth ; nt (.1inton, at. the
re:al on the folio -wile, Thurs-
' - 'and
1-4 roirtiri ag new teeth are le-
,. call. if at 8eaforth.atul
t,;:. on the da3,- of attendance.
)1-,r 1,000 patients have had teeth
ex,ra;:hgt 1,3- the lltie of the Gas, at Dr.
• N
te et. s, in% ork
CAVANAGH'S
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONER
CAVANAGH
Keeps On. hand
ALL -KINDS 0
13 Et _A_
BiSCUits, Cra. kers,
CARES, AN
CONFECTION RT.
WEDDING CA ES
Made to order.
j CAVANAGH,
174 Main street, Seaforth
THE GARDNER PA ENT
• Sele tilte,
MANI-PICTURED )3Y "ri E
Gar dner Sewing Machine
COMPANY, •
HAMILTON,
Is the best family and manUfacturing
machine now made ; will do all kinds -61
Fancy Work. The: general Works and
attachments are so simple that any per
son can learn to work them in half an
hour. • Tailors and. shoemakers use it in
preference to any now made. Price
within the' reach of all.
I •
Has no gear of any kind; is Simon.
and SIMPLE. .
It would. be *ell for intending pur-
chasers to call on any of the undermen-
tioned parties and see this machine, be-
fore' purchasing one of another make.
The above machine can be seen at work-.
It any time, at William Grastey's and
I. K. Anderson's, Seaforth; F. Filton's,
Exeter; Mr. Pierce's, Eodgerville '- Mr.
Bayfield ; Fishleigh ?z, Garry,
yville.
PETER GRASS E,
'eneral Agent for the County 4f HiLroil.
179-ly Seafort 1, Ont.
FrAUTIFUL WOMEN.—This country is in:Al:,
111
proud of its, beautiful women; but how man:,
'e annually, or prematurely lose their health nal
tuth, for want of a rembdy imitable to their peen -
ear ailments. That remedy is found itt tr033 21,10SHS.
E3IALV, PILLS. We know hundreds of cases whore
hey have been used withthe greatest suceees.Itt
11 cases of Nervous and -Spinal Affections, Pain :in
he Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on slight
xertion, Palpitation of i the Heart, Lowness of
Hysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and ell
he painful diseaffes oceasioned by it disordered
3•stem, these Pille will effect a cure when all °thee
leans have failed, moderating excesses land rennet
ig °betel:aliens", whether from cold or any °thee
muse. Suffer no more anxiety or low spii-ite, but
ry them. Pm. full particulars get a pamphlet,
lee, of the agt•nt.
Job Moses, ::.0 (fW York, Sole Proprietor,. $1.00 and
241. cents for poetage, enclosed to Northop & Lyman.
"e•tycastle, Ont.,' geueral
oll insure a bottle, eo
Amen mail. •
1--tc- Sold in Sentient' 1)
Lennstlen; A. Strjben3 :Mitchell; J. S. Coolnle •
linton, and all Medicine Dealers.
- 187-9_
3
1
gents for tlfe Dominime
tailing :over 611 pins by
• E. Hickson.* Co„ rati
MONEY!
a ;000 TO LEND..
B AVE the above sum on hand fir
invostment on good Farm Security,
and 9 per cent., --Private Funds.
JOHN 8. PORTER..
EAPORTH, July 25, 1870. 139.-
11
SE1T- 81 1871
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our Teeth, :
The chartw,
t
s ene parts ii ' -'c
itd- foilnld th tt. ,l.ie,,tite:t 111
ai
eight stocking, right !thee
erewsee-leg before the It
_311
).1‘ei.17:f
yard ; to tqke tatith frott
skull, and wear it rom
to
)1111)1,11:11ttill:latgi:,t.rei'iti.jilsli atgi
voli catch 1. ?IV&
'1)11t- aching 'tooth
&utile nut into your pot-ket-
your linger-nail8 and toe,-::
it
111 1
-11111.1e1(1, )-11t1-11: ; futao'111--iii:It\l‘q)-1:1:17r-
for a left tooth, and
When an :telling tooth
-mix 11 with ealt and im la
iO))i1U1t11ati on ; w liet her -Int:
fully assents to this may ;
doubted-. Alany other
tooth -lore have no conneetii
toothache. For imitative :f
teeth are set wide apart, th
be good luck and plenty
ing for the fortunate
When s, tooth is doevn, it
:Frain from' thrnsting-
:into the -cavity, the new
grow in its plaee will be
one. Lady Wentworth, 131
written in 1713 to her es:
-Strafford, spoke of The el
wolves) teeth set in gold '4
ebildren 1i3. cutting their,
" They are very Ricky thii
any twoe first one ,did. &ye, t
imed his very ill, and noia
sest did, for I haa one for:
.fest." Bless the good le
eeammar aleak are her leaare
-n-
a par.
Why do some people's te(
ent more readi;y than other
eeasons for this re probabh
..A.bout the middle of the
-nary Peter Kahn, a Swede,
America -and wrote . senSibl
xhat he saw. He' obseiyei
pient loss of teeth among,
:from Europe, especially -
.After discussing and rejectii
..:nodes of -explanation, he at
.t to hot tea andothe- hot bti,
-Ind -came to. a general.
:hat " hot feeders ioSe the
:.nore readily than cold
?i1I) Ctt1ui, wlio some weirs.
in interesting exhibition of
scenery, dresses, weapons,
ed that- North A net k -an
•lave, better teeth than thte
He accounts fin' the dii
:bis strange way, that the
ehe mouth Ant, th
:zeep it epen. The tee
meietnee to keep tfl
...11. -es in good wOrking
• !to 130 U th LS ($.1 KW), ti 1,0
ein bran iIaS a drvi
lio {PIA1).
nioisturo and tlitmee 41
-01 oration. tootlinvit-o, jig
leCtINT, loOSPIleSS Anti CVelltili
thc days of th
ionise.; er body-snateht
1. Vey; 1 S er0- 1 1.
'or supplying anatteniets
,eets for itissection, the tee.
-be dead bodies firmed a
trade et. -sale to
- it n graves 'were open(
oeth alone. as Iv -Ain!): tqoail
yv-concealod articles, Al r.;
snrgeon, relates an inste
.nan feigning to look o111
ourial-plgee fot his wife, a
ibtaining aceess to the va;
:twitting -hearse, the tr
w-aieh he -unbolted
'lima& down in the vx
•..meketed the front teeth of ti
-tf tnilln:firadj,e-joi:rsiedcrt:tiiietainer,
eleartel iifty pmnisle.
-,inver during the Peninsul
who -.trew the teeth -of tiii
end fallen in battle, and
,letir persons. With the
;lies° :rd Vie 1 tures he
Margate. Hut his iti.etvi,ou.
rion being, dis(tovemd, his ItC
voided, and dispotell of a
mas." ft fierWalAS
le:der bt-
n dead men's teeth.
-
- Negro pratory.-
A kttr fisnn Wanting
-.0 the Beffide ExpOese_et rs,o,Ne
have lateiy had om of -
;tented Will bitter eamietti'rlli,
tat.P that 1 ever had flti;
witnessing, the issue
%-entieni or no Conventiqii.'t,
ed orators weie- in the field)
dance, and never having heq
etl as to the ability of the
weupy the stage, 1. threttgli
attended one of their
The, ability of the prineile4
AIantion, who has the
iwing tile first negro adinitt
bar in this State) outwit Ito!
1 was many surpritied at 11
et logical argument. "luta
.onducted by a people. so
-.1dieved from bondage in ust
..yIrresent many ludwrow
:lid here is one of then
Jenton (1..o1oreti) officiated